1 | initial version |
Looking in the opencv source code we find in /modules/dnn/src/tensorflow/tf_importer.cpp in function parseTensor the following code:
if (dims == 4)
{
int num = shape[0], channels = shape[1], height = shape[2], width = shape[3];
int total = num*channels*height*width;
for(int i_n = 0; i_n < shape[0]; i_n++) {
for(int i_c = 0; i_c < shape[1]; i_c++) {
for(int i_h = 0; i_h < shape[2]; i_h++) {
for(int i_w = 0; i_w < shape[3]; i_w++) {
int dst_i = channels*height*width*i_n + height*width*i_c + width*i_h + i_w;
int src_i = channels*height*width*i_n + i_c + channels*width*i_h + channels*i_w;
CV_Assert(dst_i < total);
CV_Assert(src_i < total);
dstData[dst_i] = data[src_i];
}
}
}
}
}
That is 4 tensors are transposed to account for the opencv format N X C X H X W. So the answer to the question is - the change in the data format is taken into account.